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67 Andhra Pradesh The IEA Family E-1: LIfE mEmBERS - INDIAN AP-183 Ashalathar, Dr. D. Assistant Professor ANDHRA PRADESH Dept of Economics Andhra University AP-001 Adwant, Dr. vijay Kumar Visakhapatnam, (A.P) Plot No.-1-2-1-474/9, Anand Apts. Opp. Nallakunta, AP-177 Ashok Kumar, Dr. Yeluri P.O.O.U. Road, Assistant Professor, Hyderabad-500044 H.No.- 902, Arch Center (Andhra Pradesh) 21st Lane, Sarada Colony Guntur, Pin - 522002 (A.P) AP-002 Ahmad md. Yahiya H.No. 1-4-189/1/B, AP-007 Babu, Dr. K. madhu Bayammathota, Department of Economics Mahabub Nagar-509001, (A.P.) Acharya Nagarjuna University Nagarjuna Nagar Guntur AP-003 Ali, Dr. mohammad Iqbal Andhra Pradesh - 522510 H.No. 1-9-931, Near Postal Colony, Subedari, AP-008 Babu, Prof. Kondaveeti Raja Hanamkonda-506001, SF-3, Soundarya, Apartment (Andhra Pradesh) Punnamma Thota, M.G. Road Vijayawada-520010, AP-004 Ali, Dr. Shaik mehar Dist.-Krishna (A.P.) Dr. No. 5-48Near Memorial School North Bypass, Ulavapadu-523292 AP-009 Baig, Dr. mirza Sarvar Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh Associate Professor H.No. 8-10, 284/OU/48/B AP-005 Apparao, Sri Settipalli Osmani University Employees Flat No. 302; Leela Grand, Colony, Shaikhpet Darga, 2nd Line, Devapuram, Golconda (Post) Guntur, Andhrapradesh-522 002. Hyderabad-500008 (A.P.) AP-006 Arika Dr. Someshwararao AP-010 Balasuramanyam, Dr. m. C/o Sastry Banjaru Guda, Village- 1409/37-CAM School Compound, China Bagga, Post- Kotturu, Fatehkhanpeth, Nellore-524003, Srikakulam, Pin- 532455 (A.P.) AP-176 Aruna, Dr. m. AP-011 Basavaiah, Dr. C. Faculty Member in IFHE, ICFAI Dept. of Economics Fedration of Higher Education SVU, P.G. Centre, 2-1-192, Old Nallakunta, Kavali-524201, (A.P.) Hyderabad-50004 (AP) AP-012 Bavaiah, Dr. m.D. 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